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Woke up with chest pains. been at least 15 minutes and its not going away. very slight nausea. no other symptoms. do i need to go to a doctor?
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ER: Chest pain is evaluated urgently in ER due to its potential to turn into a life threatening situation and having access to procedures and treatments that may be life saving.
Answered 2/28/2020
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